HyperX’s first wireless charging devices are now on sale

guest · Sep 30, 2019

HyperX’s first wireless charging devices are now on sale
The PulseFire Dart and ChargePlay Base both support the Qi charging standard
September 30, 2019
https://www.theverge.com/circuitbre...rt-wireless-mouse-qi-charging-chargeplay-base

HyperX’s first wireless gaming mouse, the PulseFire Dart, is now available to buy. As well as supporting charging via a USB cable, the mouse can also be wirelessly charged via the Qi wireless standard. HyperX is also shipping its Qi wireless charging pad, the ChargePlay Base, which is able to charge up to two devices simultaneously at 10W.

The advantage of using the the common Qi standard is that you can charge the PulseFire Dart using any existing Qi chargers you might own, and you’ll also be able to use HyperX’s charging pad with your phone if it supports the standard.
HyperX says you should get 50 hours of mousing out of a single charge, but there’s no mention of how long it takes the wireless charging pad to fully recharge the PulseFire Dart.

HyperX’s first wireless mouse joins an increasingly wide array of other mice that support wireless charging, although each manufacturer’s implementation is slightly different.
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Logitech’s PowerPlay charging mouse mat, for example, lets you use your mouse as it charges, [...]
Corsair’s MM1000 mouse mat does use Qi, but you have to place your mouse over the wireless charging logo on the top right of the mouse mat for it to be able to charge [...]
Finally there’s the Razer HyperFlux mouse and mouse pad which uses proprietary wireless tech allowing it to forego the mouse’s batteries entirely, [...]
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